Advanced English Conversation About Travel [The Fearless Fluency Club]

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[burhansekerdag]

Dear Venessa,
You really make me like English again and again. Thank you so much for your great efforts.

[wGimh]

I understand 90% of advanced conversations. My problem is when I try to speak like that :(

[wagneroliveira]

Congratulations on the video. I would spend hours listening to you guys talk.
I've already traveled to Europe with my weak English but managed to communicate with few words.
People are very receptive when they know we are learning their language.
I need to study a lot more.
Two years or more maybe.
You guys are very sympathetic Thank you very much.

[moisesjuarez]

Yes I would like to watch more videos like this one with you and your sister talking about different topics, I learned a lot today watching this video and many others on your channel. Thank you a lot Vanessa.

[danielchapilliquen]

This conversation has been gradually improving. Congratulations for your videos, these have a material interesting.

[powerpoint]

I love your video series so much Thanks for sharing Vanessa!!! I appricate it!!

[duongnguyen-dfcy]

i really enjoyed your video, especially talking about culture shock, it's not like academic classes, it's about how people talk in your culture. Thanks you so much.

[DKoori]

The commentaries with the meaning of the expressions help me a lot! Thank you so much, amazing video! :D

[georgesanchez]

Great! this is an excellent method of learning English, real conversations. Love it!

[fatimam]

i enjoyed watching your video. I have lived in the US for 3 years however my speaking skills is not that good since I didn't socialize with locals. I will be watching your videos to improve my skills, thanks alot

[melvinpristyo]

Coach Vanessa, your explanation about the three different sounds of -ED ending is very clear. Great !!
I would like to ask you some questions about the /t/ sound and /id/ sound followed by a vowel:
[1] When a past tense word ending with a /t/ sound + a vowel, should we pronounce it still as
/t/ or has changed to /d/ ?
e.g. : "liked it" ---> /laik-TID/ or /laik-DID/ ?
"helped him" /help-TIM/ or /help-DIM/

[2] When a past tense word ending with an /id/ sound + vowel, should we pronounce it still as
/t/ or has changed to /d/ ?
e.g. : "planted" /plan-TID/ or /plan-DID/ ?
"paint" /pein-TID/ or /pein-DID/ ?

I would appreciate your kind reply.
Best rgds,
Melvin

[Goalhealth]

i really had a big fear from listening english without subs, but when i watched this video i felt soo confident to listen more nd more. Thank uuu

[gildardobarrios]

I love your videos, Thank you for introducing your sister, made my learning easer.

[gangadhararaoyarumudi]

Thank you very much..for helping others to develop their speaking skills..good job..

[omerayurekli]

I watched this video and I really like it. Every sentence is very natural and teachable. it is a good example for native speaking conversation. It was remembered me when I lived America 5 years after visited my own country and I really face to reverse culture shock.

[MsSinapsis]

I understood almost 80% that you both spoke in the video.
thank you, your video helped me a lot!!!

[jorgenorberto]

Great jobj I enjoyed the conversation, good practice for improving my english skills! Thank you Vanessa, to you and your sister!

[melypacifico]

Thank you so much for this conversation! It really encourages nonnative speakers to improve their English skills 🖤 very natural, and straightforward :)

[ironmaniatiko]

Interesting conversation. I lived several years in Paris (more than 12 years) and then I came back to my country of origine in Latin America. In the mean time Panama changed a lot economically. I live now in Panama and had an unexpected reverse culture shock, not only in relation to the new traits but also in relation to classic aspects of daily life that never bothered me in the past. This was not compensated by the wealthy of my country. After some years i still believe that several aspects must change.

[babakahmadi]

You are open mind and all thoughts and life style are brilliant.
This conversation is thoughtful in english teaching and life matters.